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Days of Wine and Roses (1962) #WarnerArchive #WarnerBros #DaysofWineandRoses
When Blake Edwards' powerful film of J.P. Miller's heartrending teleplay Days of Wine and Roses hit movie screens, it won critical raves, box-office success and shone brightly as a career highlight for its two stars, Jack Lemmon and Lee Remick, playing a couple caught in alcoholism's web. A San Francisco public-relations hotshot is a "social" drinker...who never stops socializing. His vivacious wife starts drinking to keep him company. They live for good times. But eventually good times turn bad.
Directed By Blake Edwards
Starring Jack Lemmon, Lee Remick, Charles Bickford
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@onetruemoody5556 7 лет назад

I watched this, two days clean in park view rehab in liverpool, i sobbed right through it! Im now seven yrs clean and sober! A powerful yet underrated movie! Jack and lee are amazing x

@johnjarou2357 7 лет назад

Sonia Abaide congrats. maybe I should do that too, I've been drinking too much lately. anyway, glad for your success. stay with it girl, and greetings from Michigan.

@paulchristman2456 6 лет назад

Sonia Abiade I wasn't aware that it was underrated. Lee Remick and Jack Lemmon both received Academy award nominations and the title song won the Oscar for Best Original song. It was also a box-office smash. Perhaps what has happened is that millennials have been bad-mouthing it.

@countalucard4226 6 лет назад

Sonia Abiade Lee Remick would have won the Oscar any other year. Anne Bancroft won for The Miracle Worker

@chicago913 6 лет назад

Sonia Abiade - congratulations on your soberity. ❤

@mrmedallis 6 лет назад

Sonia leppard spots Agree. Congratulations on 7. 2 here. Starting to really live now. Humble.

@dennisslater447 4 года назад

This movie was one of the reasons I never took a drink. I always thought that I could be an alcoholic, but I would never be one if I never took that first drink. Days of Wine and Roses is a powerful movie.

@kaysullivan7626 3 года назад

You were very wise

@Notawesomeatall7 Месяц назад

Never took a drink either. Not because of this job, but because of watching grownups and other kids around me...

@jerseytomato100 5 лет назад

This film was so sad. Jack Lemmon was outstanding. So used to seeing him in comedies, but he shone in this role.

@edithcarter3554 3 года назад

He was a great actor!

@dessy844 Год назад

He is very versatile in his acting, a fine actor .. I remember seeing him as a drag on Some Like it Hot 😂 he's a hoot..

@michelmurphy7152 2 месяца назад

He was always my favorite actor. He could do it all.

@daniellack3559 5 лет назад

Everyone knows what a true superstar actor Jack Lemmon was, but Lee Remick is so very underrated...she was superb......

@m.e.d.7997 4 года назад

She was excellent in this too. I believe she was nominated for best actress but lost.

@acdragonrider 4 года назад

@@m.e.d.7997 First saw her in Anatomy of a Murder.

@m.e.d.7997 4 года назад

@@acdragonrider Always thought she was one of the most beautiful women in Hollywood.

@juansantos-lq2kz 3 года назад

So beautiful that folks didn’t take her seriously as an actress. Very unfair.

@gpg9516 Год назад

Jack Lemmon was one of my mom’s favorite actors; in 1968 she saw him in the LAX terminal and always said how sweet he was when she introduced herself and asked him for his autograph.

@billkekawa4538 10 месяцев назад

In the mid 80's I walked into AA for the first time in my life and within minutes, this movie came to mind. I only lasted 18 months and it took me 30 years of serious destruction before returning back home!! Currently I am working on six days, five months and eight years of recovery. Thanks to the fellowship and my endless willingness of surrendering. Thank God for our founders Bill W. and Dr. Bob

@Killer-Qu33n 21 день назад

Hope you’re doing well and still coming back ❤❤❤

@LPJack02 Год назад

RIP Jack Lemmon (February 8, 1925 - June 27, 2001), aged 76 And RIP Lee Remick (December 14, 1935 - July 2, 1991), aged 55 You both will be remembered as legends

@arniewolfson8040 2 месяца назад

Great actors. Missing them.

@LukeLovesRose 5 лет назад

Everyone in AA should have to watch this movie. It's a perfect representation of being an alcoholic.

@lepetitchat123 5 лет назад

Also the lost weekend

@acdragonrider 4 года назад

@gblueslover2 It's because I know all this and how bad alcohol is that I choose to never make drinking a part of my life. I followed the drinking age rule completely when I was underage and I passed 21 without going out to drink as is the "custom" for young people. Now I am 25 and in my entire life, I have only had a few glasses of Champagne, a sip of whiskey... The latter tastes like piss so I would never want it anyway.

@lrn_news9171 2 года назад

@@acdragonrider I never had a problem with alcohol, always thought it was overrated. I have the occasional beers here and there, I don't like the taste mind you but even then I drink to get a buzz and is typically underwhelming, just gets me slightly more comfortable in social settings but not much.

@edkeaton Год назад

Movies such as this are and should be a required viewing in AA meetings.

@dr.juerdotitsgo5119 8 месяцев назад

I don't know... as an alcoholic, this movie made me nauseous. Leaving Las Vegas, forget it. It's basically a morbid incentive to drink yourself to death. The only movie I would recommend to inspire sobriety is 1945's The Lost Weekend.

@edkeaton7242 3 года назад

Jack Lemmon and Lee Remick were both absolutely amazing in this very poignant and tense film about the dangers of alcoholism and it's effects on relationships and families. They couldn't have cast a better pair of actors for these particular roles.

@kirstyw.6854 6 лет назад

This scene is so raw and so good !

@davidpalmer7175 2 года назад

One of the saddest movies ever. I'm lucky enough to not have any addictions. What I drink in a years' time wouldn't get a fly high. Life in itself is tough enough without being an addict to any substance. All people should watch this masterpiece.

@ricardocantoral7672 9 месяцев назад

I wish I never took that first drink.

@levieenrose7646 Год назад

Jack Lemmon was a phenomenal actor. Both his performance and Lee Remicks in this movie was outstanding. Such a tragic movie that is still relatable today.

@JoshMaxPower 2 года назад

Remembering my girlfriend, Liz, who died November 2021, cirrhosis of the liver. Fought a 30-plus year battle with the bottle, in and out of rehab. Kid finally didn't make it. She was a beautiful, blonde, kind person who for one reason or another just could not or would not stay sober.

@michelmurphy7152 2 месяца назад

🫂

@luckyman09 5 лет назад

I remember my uncle getting out of rehab and watching this with my granny and grandad 30 years ago I remember the scene of him and the Glass House fast forward 10 years later and I was in rehab watching the same film been going to Alcoholics Anonymous for over 20 years a day at a time life is good

@lawrenceofarabia5299 3 года назад

' A masterful well played out and thought of cinematic. This reel makes you blink twice if you have the time to peep it. Its a flawless tale they whole way through that good humor piece of candy, lee remick, jack lemon make this reel totally real!!!

@BPDHANA 3 года назад

The greatest dramatic performace from jack lemmon (next to "missing"(1982))

@janetmilleryoung444 3 года назад

LEMON AND REMICK, MANCINI THREE CLASSICS IN A CLASSIC....

@alcd6333 7 лет назад

Still one of the best films made about addiction.

@girlmeetsboynfallsn 5 лет назад

))#1715((

@dmpi483 7 месяцев назад

No happy ending here. Just the sad reality of what substance abuse can do to you.

@y0lks 5 лет назад

what a power performance

@kirstyw.6854 6 лет назад

I remember the movie gets so dark when they are getting sober

@thomasjakelich2500 Год назад

Excellent film about a difficult subject.

@ricardocantoral7672 2 года назад

Unlike The Lost Weekend, the ending in this film is pitch perfect. Anyone can fall at anytime.

@dr.juerdotitsgo5119 8 месяцев назад

I disagree on The Lost Weekend. Having to quit drinking just because you have to is the worst possible incentive to a drunk. You need to substitute drinking for a new high, a new adventure. The main character in Lost Weekend was a cultured man and presumably talented, so he found a purpose greater than just his own preservation.

@GinaGreenlee 4 года назад

What a powerful scene and tremendous movie. I've seen this twice and I've cried because !!!!!SPOILER ALERT!!!!! he gets clean and she won't and so he leaves her. And it broke my heart that she loved the booze more than a chance to be with him. Proud of him though. This scene is real for anyone who's been through addiction of any variety. NOTHING will change until you have this clear-eyed moment.

@m.e.d.7997 4 года назад

What I did not like about the movie was that Joe started her drinking. She didn't want it. Very sad.

@GinaGreenlee 4 года назад

@@m.e.d.7997 Yes, he did. That WAS sad. I saw this movie decades ago and didn't remember the beginning. I gleaned from the comments is that he'd started her on it. A superb film and what makes it so is because it is so true to life.

@edkeaton Год назад

@@GinaGreenlee What made her addiction to alcohol worse was the fact that she was also a chocolate addict. And when Joe had decided to make Kirsten's first drink a chocolate Brandy Alexander, then it was all downhill from there.

@pamelamays4186 9 месяцев назад

Jack Lemmon was an awesome dramatic actor.

@willsingleton2373 Месяц назад

Saw this on Broadway earlier this year and very much enjoyed this story. Incredibly powerful.

@MisterBourgolini 2 месяца назад

Lee Remick was immensely talented. This was her best movie. Too bad kidney cancer killed her at age 55. She looked and seemed healthy, but then something must have happened in the 1980s.

@WORLD8NSH5KNIGHT1 3 года назад

How did I come across this... Googled 30 years ago - 1991 (Wikipedia) Deaths in 1991 - Lee Remick Checked out her filmography - this came up - Looks like a powerful film.

@TravelinBand747 3 года назад

She was great in The Omen too.

@kimvannote3690 4 года назад

Love this Movie - Jack Lemmon

@Elvisultimatefanchannel 2 года назад

That's proper acting. None of this CGI rubbish they pass off nowadays

@Jack-il3qv 7 месяцев назад

He was determined to get sober and stay sober but the plan to meet daddy and get back on his feet got in the way.

@se5d 2 года назад

its 2022 and drug problems in this movie is still actual these days

@edithcarter3554 3 года назад

Great movie

@kathleenevans1201 16 дней назад

A lot of alcoholics won't ever admit that they are alcoholics. Especially the functioning alcoholics.

@dextec49 2 года назад

A movie with a strong message. Liquid courage is not good for have real courage. Looking in the mirror and tell yourself what you see? I lost a lot of relatives, friends from this drinking. Still goes on today!

@louisateague7041 5 лет назад

Im so thankful that I have never had a drinking problem , I've had plenty of friends and family who have ,it's sad , I know they don't want to be addicted to alcohol ,I don't think anyone does ,they just made a habit of it and it hooked them .I pray for all who struggle with alcohol ,that God will set you free

@gregoryjannone8280 4 года назад

and your prayers are answered because he does. Thank you.

@victorcantalupo2622 4 года назад

Believe me its in the genes

@denniscoffey117 4 года назад

Debby is Pushed outside!

@m.e.d.7997 4 года назад

Back in the day adults were always telling kids to go outside and PLAY.

@clarencethomas6675 4 года назад

He is 100% on it! If you go into work drunk or high, you are going to get fired.....😿

@Carlos-tw9hc Год назад

Jesus they really sound like Kim and Jimmy

@acdragonrider 4 года назад

This is exactly why I don't drink. I hate alcohol, the smell of it, the whole addiction, the culture of frat parties, addiction, all of it. I hate it.

@janicemichalek2731 6 лет назад

Awwww ! 😓😢

@Boozetowne 4 года назад

Hey! Just because the economy is depwessed; it doesn't mean I have to be too! Bottoms up!!!

@santyclos1302 3 года назад

This was such a depressing movie. Thank God I don't drink.

@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394 2 года назад

that guy needs a drink

@bluemaxarndth6 6 лет назад

❤️

@raylynch1304 4 года назад

For my new roxie. The nova scotia duck toller Honey the sweet puggle for pat and ray

@alexisnichols442 Год назад

Reality

@patrickbentzley3618 2 года назад

Time to go to AA,they will help😰😰😰😰😰✌️✌️

@antonydyatlov5651 3 года назад

I really think he's being too harsh on himself. What is a bum supposed to look like in his mind.

@michellebove9734 Год назад

He’s a drunk. He wants to quit. Can’t go a day without being drunk.

@Wildcock23 3 года назад

Jesus Christ this movie is good.

@flashesofblack4128 3 года назад

My stepfather was an air force veteran flying C-97's as a flight engineer. When he retired from the military he became a very successful night club entertainer. He developed an acute drinking habit eventually becoming an alcoholic. I remember him coming home at night and in a drunken rage beating our family up including my mom. This was in Hawaii and I surfed almost every day and sunburned my nose. One time in his drunken fit he punched me in the face tearing the skin off my nose. Life with him in those days was like living in Hell. My mom convinced him to go to AA and he finally gave up drinking. From his veterans benefits he received money to go back to college. My mom who had college credits from her younger days went back to school with him and they both earned their masters degrees. He went on to be a federal counselor to help people in the military who had drinking problems and was extremely successful at that. If it had not been for my mother I am quite sure he would have died from alcoholism. To me he was kind of like a revenant overcoming himself! I have completely forgiven him for those Hellish times in my youth and love him dearly. To everyone who is an alcoholic I say there is hope and believe in yourself. You can do it.

@dextec49 2 года назад

Wow! Very happy for you and your family getting thru this!

@flashesofblack4128 2 года назад

@@dextec49 Thank you Sir.

@barbarapenfold2370 Год назад

I also we thru that. My dad was a E-9, went thelru hell in our military family in the 1970s and 80s. The isolation of that life, with alcoholism, was hell on earth

@fast03vette4me 4 года назад

When movies were truly truly great because of a great script and great actors. The greater timeless classics.

@kenhernandez8128 2 года назад

One of the best movies of all time

@michellebove9734 Год назад

I agree!

@rickardroach9075 Год назад

0:14 See how she appears to looks at the crew; I don't think she was expecting that.

@robertschroder4797 День назад

I was seven when I first saw this. The green house scene scared the crap out of me. When Jack finally found the bottle, I understood what my parents were going through.

@alyshiafaith 10 месяцев назад

I love this movie!

@gladiator22666 4 года назад

A brilliantly acted movie ......as someone who likes a drink I can see how easy it would be to get on that slippery slope of alcoholism . In the past I have stopped drinking for a while because I can see the amount I drink increases. When I drink now I drink for the taste not the affect. A heavy topic for many people but this movie really does portray the seriousness and sadness of a nasty addiction. Well worth a watch 👍

@mongogojjo5944 2 года назад

"For the taste not the affect" yee bullshit lol. Drink tea if you're looking for "taste". I also don't snort coke for the affecf I just like the way it smells, dude there is no point in drinking if you aren't getting hammered.

@gladiator22666 2 года назад

@@mongogojjo5944 believe me …..I get hammered 🤪🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🥃🥃🥃🥃 but I do like a cup of tea lol .

@Jack-il3qv 7 месяцев назад

Ho! Ho! Ho! It happens to millions but it will never happen to me!

@hebneh 4 года назад

Some of my friends got sober and some didn't, decades ago. Some died because of it.

@patrickhicks9880 3 года назад

i cried watching jack lemmon talking about this film and marilyn monroe with real love not movie star bullshit

@Mr7352 3 месяца назад

When her father confronts him that it was his fault she became an alcoholic was heartbreaking.. Felt it. Great Movie Great acting by both. R.I.P Jack and Lee.

@BrotherNkosi 3 месяца назад

I have only seen this movie one time. I want to watch it again and I know one day I will. This movie falls into a small category of films that are great but also very painful. Elephant man, and Johnny Got His Gun are on that list. This scene here captures so much. I was barely able to watch the 2 minutes, as it made me remember why I keep threatening to watch it again, but have yet to do so.